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śataghnī , assumed by Senart to mean scorpion (so Wilson and Apte , no ref. in the latter): (yehi …) prāṇakānāṃ śīṣāṇi piccitāni bhavanti, ahīnāṃ vṛścikānāṃ śataghnīnāṃ ( Senart em. ; mss. śatadānāṃ) Mv i.24.4 (prose); (na teṣu, v.l. teṣa, śatrū, v.l. śatrur, janayati, Senart em. °yanti, krodhaṃ) maṇiviṣāṇāṃ yathā śataghnīyo ( Senart em. ; mss. śatrusaṃghāḥ) i.276.19 ( vs , metr. confused). Uncertain but not implausible.